Hey guys! Today I'm going to show you how to make a really simple tunnel card. Here are the basics of what you'll need: -4x4 Die-Cut Chipboard Frame Set -A piece of 4x6 cardstock -Glue -Scissors or other cutter-thingie -A scoring board (optional!) Begin with a 4x6 piece of paper with both sides decorated. For this project, I used a sheet of Black & Ivory 6x6 from this month's Alpha Stamps Kit and cut it down to size. I colored the plain back with Tim Holtz Distress Paints, so the paper would have a design on each side. If you have a scoring board, make score lines at 1/2, 1 1/4, 2, 2 3/4, and 3 1/2 inches. If you don't have a scoring board, it's cool! Just wait until the folding steps and carefully mark and fold along those measurements. Cut your piece in half, so you'll have two 3x4 pieces. Now fan-fold at your score lines (or marked measurements if you don't have a scoreboard) so that you end up with two pieces that are mirror images to one another, paying attention to the patterns on each side. One will be kind of like a "W" and the other should be kinda like an "M". Take the back piece of your 4x4 Chipboard Die-Cut Frame and glue your pieces onto the outside edges . You'll end up with it looking like this! Now smear a little glue on the top flaps of your fan-folded pieces to attach the front of your frame. Carefully line up the back and front of your frame set and press it down, getting the glue nice and stuck. Now you've got an awesome little card base to get yourself tunnel-bookin' it. All of the hard part is over! And it wasn't even that tough, was it? All that's left to do is reach into the tunnel and glue bits and pieces to those different levels to compose a little scene inside. I found it easier to use an alternative adhesive like an ATG or dot runner to stick on the elements, since there's zero drying time... But regular glue or gluestick will work just fine. What's cool is that this little thing will fold flat, so you can mail your mom or dad, or whomever, one of these and they will be super impressed when they get a little 3D surprise. And here are a couple more examples: Product List: 4x4 Die-Cut Frame Sets Black and Ivory Prints 6x6 Paper Pad Black and White Fiber Set Half-Round Dresden Borders - White Black Dresden Border Sampler Set TH Distress Paints in Salty Ocean, Picked Raspberry, Broken China, Chipped Sapphire, Seedless Preserves, Spiced Marmalade, and Antiqued Bronze Round Things CS (transparent) Circus Parade CS Kira's Flowers CS Finches CS Songbirds 4x4s and ATCs CS Kira's Theatres CS Mad Hatter's Tea Party Paper Dolls CS Toucans CS S for the Squirrel CS Mixed Birds Dresden Scraps Parrots CS